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00:00In Judaism, in history, the king would actually get a haircut every day.
00:10I definitely want to look fresh for the wedding.
00:13Today's been absolutely nuts.
00:15Running around like crazy and getting my suit from the tailor,
00:17getting my dry cleaning all done,
00:19dropping off a gift over at my fiancé's house.
00:22I love getting my hair cut. It's great.
00:24When I went to study abroad in Israel, I was there for two years.
00:27When you're in a college over there, in the yeshiva,
00:30a lot of guys need haircuts.
00:31So I decided that I was going to work and teach myself how to cut hair.
00:34And so I was able to provide cheap haircuts for them
00:37because I didn't know what I was doing.
00:38They're there studying.
00:39They're not going out to party and trying to impress anyone,
00:42so they're okay with choppy hair.
00:45If you can, just line up the back of the beard.
00:50So actually, interesting fact, in Orthodox Judaism,
00:53men don't put a razor to their face.
00:55That's one of the reasons you'll see a lot of Orthodox men with beards.
00:58I've never had a razor on my face.
01:00I don't know what it's like.
01:01People tell me that a straight razor is the nicest feeling in the world
01:03with the hot lather, the hot towels.
01:05It is.
01:06Back of the neck.
01:07I can get it on the back of the neck, just not on the face.
01:11Before, when I said the shears on the top was the best part, I lied.
01:14I think this is the best part.
01:17Okay, I didn't lie.
01:18It's just wrong.
01:23Well, Dev, you've been waiting for this a long time,
01:26and you finally found the right one for you,
01:29and just wish the best for the rest of your life.

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